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iron north TO cas-, slight rlse in temperature
No TERRIBLE PANS IN the head come from using
~. hIcAheIIs DIaTrhCea syrup. 1t IS safe and
sure.
NOTE special excursion trips to Marshall Hall in
tNIuisiph column. To those desiring recreation
AKA ediet THIS resort Is especially recommended
Wall PAPERs and Window Shades, latest de-
Hshs. H. W. KESisEsON a Co. lib r st. Z. ".
GKASULATED EIGHT O'CLOCK BREAKFAST COFFEE.
AZ lovers OF a good cup OF coffee should, by all
ltdLs, read the advertise ment OF the Great Allan
lic ono Pd'liic Tea company in another column.
IiFiF ETaBUl3teG CCl0C breakfast coffee Is said
10 Je Inc 1Hest Favored article in the market. IL
l. imported from the Island OF Ceylon, and is
grown IN Its mountainous regions which has long
been celebrated Tor The growth OF coffee OF fine
qta1ty and excellent nay0r. Mr.. Newton III. Bow
n.n, The energetic mana ger fOr this city, is always
Wide awake in enetv OIlng 20 furnish the best COT
Ices, teas. sugars, and baking powders in the mar
htt ior Their numerous patrons at the lowest pos
Slhe ngurCS- lie has made great reductions In all
Standard grades OF sugar Now h the time To buy
Tor preserving purposes. Do not forget the stores
and branches. Read their advertisement In City
Items carefully; there Is money In IL for every
holSekeeper IN Washington ami suburbs
For Washington dres sd beef 90 to Jno. X. Kelly
Stalls G1S, t2p ana $50 Center Market, and 200 and
SOS Northern Liberty. corn beef a speciality.
NoTE special excursion trips to Marshall Hall In
excursion column To thee desiring recreation
ana quiet this resort Is especially recommended
BRIGHTwOOD RACES. Tuesday, August 80, pm.
HUMAN artificial eyes. Hempler's, ave., cor. ~.
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tiD>ins si:c Camp.
'iE FINAL sEkNICEs ~ WASHINGTON GROVE YES
TEkDAY.
Correspondence OF JHE EvESISG STAR.

Correspondence OF JHr EvExIsG STAR
WASHINGTON GROVE, August -
All The tents were stEtitk tC-day Tut the o,,cu-
P@nts remained OYER Until the I0:iO .. IN. train 70
attend the temperance rally that cIos.C the clrop
!---e'!.S serylcei- Temperance day was marked
i-S@Ss Al SD a L. Rev. A.. Zimmerman con-
"lcleo CONSERVATION service At The tabernacle for
tt.,' converts IL Was an Impressive servi,e aud
y = Mel attended, There have been abOu: f1rIy
eCAt"isloas reported since the opening VI the
.s>-iA- 1t 80 4. Ia tO-nJrrOw Rev. Geo. Elliot
viz pEtdch IN the tabernacle after whic. revival
aeE'Itt Viii Ue he'd, conducted by Rev A. Zirnmrr-
h-,'l, The evangelist At a. IL. a PRAYER and
49, ssIt!tt VIII be held. Among the Visitors
!.rie To-Day were Maj. Han, Chas. Ne Rev : x
~ A.te, !. g Lee, NJ. and Mrs. Wan. Jones ~
S-.Si4slO"H, Miss BeachlLan, OF Queenstown VI,
- LII IT., ETNln j. Cr2incr, Eley. jas Wr.li
- '..C 'ira- cyrus kelse-, Miss LUcy N,uEht
Nl.sS E~ld BFatdOck, and D. ii. Bouic and faufTy
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The Thistle All.a.tauuto.
READY FOR BUSINESS ABOARD THE SCOTCH GIFT
ANnTHEk RESCUE BIZ UER CREW


ANOTHER RESCUE BIZ HER CREW.
The New York World to-day says: The Thistle
would have had good opportunity yesterday to
try her racing sails II she had had them bent, but
she hadn't TWAS like November day on the
bay. There was piping breeze from the north
west, the water was covered with white caps and
the small craft scurried about with one or two
reefs In their mainsa1ls. The Tnistles crew began
the work OF bending the mainsall early III the
morning, and it was finished by or O'Clock In
the afternoon. Her tib was also bent and done UP
In stops, and by O'Clock the yacht was in racing
trim. She might have taken couple OF hours
spin before dark. but she did not leave her anchor
age. The number OF persons who went down to
her in the afternoon was larger than for some
days past. The attraction probably was the hope
OF seeing her spread her sails.
The cutters crew Is making record OF ufe-say-
ing as remarkable as its record for winning races
The story of the rescue OF the Hathaway survivors
in q gale on the passage or the Thistle from the
Clyde to the Thames has been told again and
again. On Saturday afternoon last small cat
boat which was sailing around the Thistle was
upset In sudden s4uall, and the half dozen men
and boys II contained were precipitated into the
water. The Thistie'S crew promptly manned
boat and rescued the struggling men. Yesterday
afternoon VIM. Black and ThOS. jenkins, who had
rowcd In O small boat from Constable HOOK " j.
were upset near the Thistle. The life savers
aboard tine yacht Immediately jumped into one OF
their boats, and soon landed the two men on the
TOmDktnSytlle dock.
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A wARr IN The Grown PRINCES LARYxx.-Tl

"AKI IN The CkOWN PRLNCKS LARYNX.-The
Medical Netcs OF this week will publish Prot
NirchOw'S paper on the case Of the crown prince
or Germany read before the Berlin Medical Society
at its late meeting. In plain language according
10 the -nedied! Neus, Virchow has not discovered
any appearances indicative OF malgnancy In the
specimens examined and, from his knowledge OF
pathology, he does not hesitate to pronounce the
morbid growth in the crown princes larynx 70 be
4 simple WaTt, without any cancerouS tendency.
Inc fact OF recurrence does not initiate against
this view, and he expresses the opinion that
every recurrence or the growth can be success
fully removed Us IL presents ITSELF until IN the
history " similar Cases nnal eradication Is ac-
complished.
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A victory.
TIE BOOSTERS DEFEATED BY THE sTlTEsNFS-
OTHER GAMES Yesterday


OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY
The Washingtons played In greatly improved
form yesterday in the game with the Indianapolis
club, and, aided by Whitney's effective pitching
and few timely hits. defeated the Hoosiers by a
sore of 10 l. Denny made several wonderful
stops, and Brown gathered in two apparent hits
aIter a hard run Mack supported Whitney In
good style, and his throwing to bases was partfc-
Clarly line. The home team maCie Il run in the
thlru inning on hit By Carroll, who stole second
ana scored on BaSsett'S error, and in the fourth
anu HyerS and Daily 5 double. InGianQp uiis scored
lis only run in the eighth inning un errors by
choice.
Other games yesterday resulted as follows:
Philadelphia, ); Detroit, =. Boston 9; Pfttsburg
= New York, 81: chicago J. Athletic \: CIeye-
ana. D. 81 Louis, II; Baltimore, 5. Cincinnati
l., Metropolitan. q.
bile from the capital Bicycle Cub defeated
ti- Agricultural Department team Yesterday on
l-t AIselai STOCLGs oy 4 score OF 10 IU IT,
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TRADES UNIONS VS.. KNIGHTS OF LAB0B.-A teie-
gram from Buffalo states that Thomas II. Barry,
OF the general executive board, Knights OF Labor.
Was IN secret consultation WITH Adoiph Strassor,
PRESIDENT of the International CtXarLaakers Cn1on
tae interview being for the purpose OF arranging
Tor the Introduction OF the question OF trades
uEionS versus the Knights OF Labor, In the coming
general assembly II Minneapolis
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NTANDHELING JAVA COFFEE = YOU WILL
Nt never know what il is to drink the Richest and
Best Coffee produced In all the world until You have
tried q GENUINE MANDHELING. Very few
chants sell it because of the small profit il affords
Still have found after several years of constant
experiment in keeping regularly in stock that
saies nave sufficiently increased 10 than make up
the difference sales OF il having already reached
marvellous proportions This entirely overcomes
other drawback SO commonly experienced by others,
viz That of Offering Coffee not freshly roasted. We
roast these goods every day aud frequently twice
DAY, aud hence the Coffee Is scarcely cold when de-
livered TO the customer ELPdONZO AOUNGS Co.
42S 9Th st., bet. d and Z. 1y6
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EDUCATIONAL.
EMERSON INST1TUTE
IL 914 14th St, bet. I and & SITS.
select Classical and Mathematical School for Young
Men and BOYS.

EMERSON INsTITUTE
Select Classical and Mathematical School for Young
Begins its thirty sixth year MONDAY. SEPT. 10.
Prepares FOR Harvard Yale. Princeton, Johns Hon.
kns and other colleges and universies for the Sci
entifc schools, q. S. Military and Naval Academies
and for business For particulars address
su23-lm CHAS. b. YOUNG Principal
N(AkTYNS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
AVA 3l3 9th ST. W, near City Post-Oihce
lie Highest Standard Business College IN america
Eall opening SEIrEMBEk 10 REGULAR Day and
Eve..irr Sessions, q. and 3 30 r.. ~ Theoretical
ana Junior Practical Departments and Senior Practical
or Ban king and Ofce DEPARTMENT. Thorough instruc
ton in Bookkeeping Business Arithmetic Correspond
ence Penmanship, Exchange, Interest Discount Com
mission. Brokerage, Averaging Of Accounts. Partner
ship settlement, and Partial Payment. Separate
Glasses in Grammar Arithmetic Residing, Writing and
Spelling. Tuition fee Regular Business Course Day
Session. one year. S60-psyxble $40 on entering.
balance monthly instaliments Slo each: 500 paid in
.ail on sn , Tuition fee quarterly, paid in
a Iu;ron SO for three months s26 for sir months.
ara S4O Tor one year Life Scholarship special Busi
pes S%nse SAC subject TO Is per cent REDUCTION TO
PaT,ieusrs College Office every week day, from = IL
10 . p, IN. or by mail. Catalogue tree.
+. q. MARTYR, President.
c. X URNER, A. NJ. C,E., Principal
NOTE.--Students enter at any time. Terms
made by the month, quarterly, semiyeariy yearly.
au1o-1m
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WHAT SHARPs BAIL WILL BB.-At Long Branch,
" j., last night, District Attorney MARITIME said
thal ne had anticipated that = stay would be
granted In the Sharp case. Several days ago he
apPNed 70 Gov Hi, asking him Ia case Q stay was
grated TO convene an extraordinary session or
10 be heard 1t once. IL Sharp's LAWYERS AK that
he be admitted TO bail Mr.. MARITIME says thar he
Will demand that bail be liked at 81, 1000
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
An,rs,en,rI.I. Eo-ni.ht.

New NATIONAL THEATER.-"RuSSia.
HARRIS BJOC THEATsR--"Davy crockett"
krESAN's IHEATER--COmlc opera and Variety.
TANoEiMA BUILDISG.-Battle OF Bull Run
ATHIkIIC PAKK.-ROlier coaster.
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L MsRr the wishes OF the fr,enas

u MEzT the wishes OF the friends OF Washing
,p1 .LighI inIantry il this city Who desire to SO
- corps IL camp lie the Pennsylvania Railroad
ElounceS the sale or excursion tickets to Attain
tlty a! the loW rate OF i've dollars Tor the
ouI:d ZIP, gooc going only Oh regular trains Satuf-
lay morning, she 21tn instant, and " return on
spec ial train provided FOR the Corps On MOnday
tie 9th instant. This gives those availio0 tnena-
Sei't or the low rate until IL O'Clock Monday
HorI ing at the seashOre.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Ehc asher.

f'dtrGffons for the ~ hours co,a,aenefno ma n,
or the District OF Columbia Delaware. Mary
Ifhd, AMI Virginia, local rains winds generally
-iV-h horth 10 cas-, slight r15e in temperature
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VE0HE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
l. OF THE
COTTTNRIAE ,,DyTEEE

COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
The exercises of this school viii lie resumed the
The uniUer Of pupils limited to 100 and applicants
Viii De admitted Ia the order OF their registration.
iii III class, limited ID number to 2> and to be
posed OF pupils seeking instruction i'll lower English
branches aud the rudnents of Latin preparatory to
the regular work OF the school will be formed the
BEGINNING Of the ysar sufficient number OF pupils
shall apply The Glass; with the daily oversight OF the
Principal Will be placed i'll separate room, under the
charge OF teacher Who will devote his entire time to
in advance. in the frat classes $50 in the fifth
Class, $50. No extra charge.
The Principal, OF his assistants will from the
lst OF September bs daily 1T the school building, 1885
ID street northwest, to answer inquiries.
ANDREW +. MONTAGUE,
au2O-1m Principal.
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Cuts I'm Railroad Rates.
THRIATB AGAINST THE CHICAGO AND ALTON r

THR1AIS AGAINST THE CHICAGO AND ALTON ROAD.
telegram from Chicago, August Is, says: All
OF the Cincinnati lines will meet the s reduction
made in the price OF thousand-mile tickets by the
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, sc. Louis and Chicago
Company. The eas-bound Chicago roads claim
that the Cincinnati competition will not affect
them, and they will for the present adhere to the
$26 rate. The Chicago and Alton Company is busy
establishing offices at AL Of the principal points
In the East where II IL bOycOtted, and appointing
agents for the sale OF Its tickets These agents. In
each instance give bonds that they VIII not Sci, AL
ton tickets at less than the regular tariff rates.
cago 70 Kansas City and intermediate points, aud
In return are allowed 81 commission on each ticket
sold II 10 stated that the Eastern lines in return
sas CITY, turning the travel over the Burlington,
and allowing the fu Sl2.5 SO for its proportion be-
tween Chicago and Kansas City. This would cut
the regular fare frCln New York to Chicago S..
and leave the Eastern lines but $3.50 for their
share AS they would be worse hurt than the Al
ton, 1t Is thought hardly probable that they Will
carry out the threat.
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,TEAM WELL BORING.-wELLs BORED FOR
- ciues, towns, villages farms hotels. breweres prp
waite residences, railroads. Satisfaction guArane
teed. solicit correspondence
e253M. HlkVN 4 AUlETIs Ba9eEutouR ~
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OCEAN STEAM ERS.

: : hOI.I t.UUlE 10 LONDON.
NOhDEl TSCHER LLOYD g. g. ca
tasI Express steamers
To Southampton llondon. Hsvrel, Bremen.
Traye We'd. AQss. "A, 800 ~ H.. tulds. BAT. Aus.
27 ~ so pm. Saale, We'd, Aug. 81, ) y. IA. EluA
Sa... Sclt. -, An. Alief, We'd, sept. q, u.
NerrS. si.t., sept. 80, 10 IN
Comfortable staterooms. excellent table, luxurious
saloou Sppolnlnlents fT1ces Isl cabin S75 aud ~.
wards BERTH according 70 location. I'd cabin. $50
berth; steerzge AZ low rates Apply 70
auI., L. b. DhOOP. SIS Penn ave-
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EDUCATIONAL,

NYRs. HURLEY. e31 ST. NV. WILL RESUME
W. her lessons in Music Sertelnber l. Social atten.
tio given to beginners Terms very reasonable IL.
11INKNFY INSTITUTE, s1s CONN. AVE SELECT
Ladies ana Little Girls Ksopens sEPf s. 1851 Ip
Ply rs TO Tue A''s' Principals
A BT SCHOOL 100. At. WEST END
Miss q. W. KELLY PRINCIPAL London Medals. and
re"ent Of Prizes from South hensington Circulars
for in
s.asion b and O. Railroad s. Mites rom Bat,nores
par 20
Faculty. Agricultural College. Md. au24-lm
DRoFEss0a XAVIER sCHAEwENKA,
PROFESSOR XAVIER SCHARwENKA,
PROFESSOR XAVIER SCHARwENKA.
BERLIN. GERMANY.
CONSERVATORY OF Music AND SEMINARY,
81 Potsdamer strasse,
BERLIN.
His own property.
teachers Conservatory connected with seminary for
accomplishment of teachers. One years study sufi-
Gent to reach mastership Respectable board and
lodging the conservatory always to be got De-
tailed prospects, if required, will be sent by G.
SCKIRMER, Music seller. New York auo3-4ts
GERMAN-AMERICAN ACADEMY 924 g st. NV
OReopens Monday, September 5. Pupils will acquire
Drawing. Vocal and instrumental Music Night school
i'f
Tl'hE FRENCH SY Is EN- or 9. SOUND SCHOOL.
heopsns in October. Tnlil further notice address
Il East hat Ell. h ST. ttS New HofE City,
The Students Help" for sale 1t Frees and BaHan-
tyne's au22-6m
1vRAYoN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNABLE TO
& ssp saf Sos :s
SeptenberS. au22-st.
nRAwING AND PAINTING-TIiE BEST AND
@ 81 I'll ID sssPa ns S an. s 7sss.'" the
T AW SCHOOL OF TIE ITEy COLUMBIAN US1vER-
JAMES z: w Fling LID,
sa aS s91 Il o:
Professor of the Law OF Real aud Personal Property of
TIE Hun .a Z IEies -i MAGEY M p
d. Assissns Attorney Genera. Of the United States;
81 eSss Law
and the Law of Partnership.
GEORGE L. APpLEBY. ESQ,
Associate Professor OF Practice and Judge of Moot
THE HON. WILLIAM STRONG, IL. D.,
Some time Associated tice of the Supreme Court Of
the Uuited States,
Professor OF Constitutional Law.
THE HON. FRANCIS WHARTON LII. D.,
Solicitor OF tie Departinent OF State,
Professor OF Criminal Law.
ROBERT G. FOX, IL D.,
Treasurer,
The exercises Of the School will be resumed in the
Law Lecture Hall OF the Columbian University OH
WEDNESDAY,, october s. at . O'Clock pm, when the
announcements tor the Year Will be made The fac
llty ad of Instruction Will be the dur
is preceding years, witt enlarged Lecture Courses
oil departments
a WORKING LAW LIBRARY, specially selected by
the Faculty will be accessible to all the students and
will be used il tie preparation aud argument Of
in the School OF Practice.
For catalogues application may be made to VIM. a.
Morrison, 40 Pennsy wanna avenue and 1434 New
ork avenue: Lowdermilk & Co, 1424 street tn
west; titcn, Fox Brown, 1437 Pennsylvania avenue,
toJAMES G. YELLING, LII. D., President a2O-lm
FSNHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
Washington, D. G.
The preparatory school bsgins sept 10.
The Columbian College begins Sept. 10.
The medical school begins Oct :.
The Corcorin Scientific school begins Oct. 3.
The law school begins Oct.
For catalogues Or other information, address
JAMES c. YELLING,
au2O-1mo President.
VENHE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
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Distric, Government AFFAIR."


VI r. ElSiOn and others ask that rba GOV -
ma - ;piFSe or construction on }yd 49, hs-, ct
.tL.eN 70 IL intersection with :S2d .raeT " 9i-
. * .r,ti SIS that a sewer he cp aIer
- p. III, system on the norr side OF L ;.ei
has been sent 10 the CO!G.rT -oIhe.-st. clifton
Ion Oi ls lamps On L ST. .2,lon.ao io az eTec-
ltCl and LIST streets norlt ct, between ~ Tth cap
:. l. SchIatdt has -LLANEOCs-
iq-seI.tOr To RIM Ueen ordered by L re building
.r OF - -rh = Jye the frame bull ding In the
klWin L CO. ..g.cI SOUTHWEST.
private Ga u has been appointed. an additional
Guty AZ tn| ..e metropolitan police force to DO
Washing ton gas works,
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CITY ITEMS.
Special Sale Of Shoes

special sale Oh SenOeG
Saturday and Monday at the New Standard Shoe
House, S2I 7th street:
Ladies' Hand Sewed Dongola Button, price s. so,
now 81.
Ladies' Hand Turn Bright DongoIa, price 1875,
now &2.23
Ladies' Glove Top Kid Button, price S. now
$1.2O
Misses Spring Heel Solid Leather Worked Holes,
regular price $50, selling now 93c.
Child's Spring Heels, Solid Leather, Worked
Holes, regular price $I.25, selling now 7Sc.
Chi!d's Kid Spring Heels, 47c.
Boys Tipped Button, Sl.E0
Boys Laced Tipped Balls, reduced to 93c
Mems Velvet Embroidered Slippers, four styles,
&C.
Mems CALI Tipped or Plain Toe, Button Bal or
Congress, to close this lot, $1.97.
Mems Laced or Button Shoes, s1.45.
Mems Calf Dress Boots, regular price $3.50, to
close out the :23 pairs, $2.12.
Mems Working Shoes, real Kip o3c.
TO secure the above goods call early as we cam
not duplicate these prices.
new STANDARD SHOE House.
! S24 7th street. between Ii and streets.
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W,

ELocUT1oN
the Art Of all Arta-uo persons education is COM
70 brancn Education is more scholarly refined
ana nsf1ua an none pays better at the present day.
tLa an Eloeutlon." oo..,.
The
as a # AT S or to a
and az an accomplis9pent which forms an important
ss ORA
TORY; =. ACTING. There are also Short Courses
Ssfs sssSasf To1Sn A aRafg
fo5 fs5ss HiisSsS assfSE SkSF5E
lIs and no S!lSa Comedy
rubd H, Graduating Exssc!:es occur IN June,
sgriFp 14 Of College Courses also, CONTESTS;
q IL q sna &c On he s c bdsp
FEE HaSrzs e and
.as Sn oSst =: Box
WOODS ConMERcrA1 ScHoo1,
Instructed y ling SstsSsssS Ss tsnman
ct s
:
NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE AND WINDSOR FE-
IN male Coiiere.-;sepsrate buildings. Fun gradual
a a FIJI
h:T a Jelly % Pp New na
ERKDKRlCK (MD0 FEMALE SEMINARY. THE
R'1s ~ fp =
tor. n aS sa 9eafn E nGSerste For sa
Tl1HE WEST WALNUT ST. BOARDING SCHOOL
tsr ysung ladis. and little sIs rsopsps sEpTEMBER
1901 Walnut St. fAiladslphs, Pa. ssnd for circulars
e f4 S9g sns IL
tn operation ever since Offers q college course or
z }RDrN;ToTs Gs.. FEMALE "A +. COLLEGE, H; 1900
III sSS and :
BOWEN, 4. NJ, rssst., sordentown. n. ]. jy6-amo
CELwYN HALL, READING. PA SIX HOURS
:se III:
for study and rsSrsaOn gas hot ira eeld
RocKLANp SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. SANDY
4 a Gsa: Il Rs
training home government health carefully attended
e. e. R2cs1 f1i Ys HESRx
llRRLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
tI3 431A 81. N. W..
OPEN ALL SUMNER
practical knowledge Of FRENCH, GERMAN AND
SPANISH acquired in ONE TWO TERMS
Reduced fees for summer free trial lessona
Highest references. ,eop
DRIvATE LESSONS N ALL GRADES OF
L study to adults CONFIDENTIAL prepares Tor cOilesa
. !.s Mssi fID 81 % SaI az
CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS,
1912 MASS. AVE NV.
VIII resume first Monday in September. It affords
every facility for acquiring thorough and accomplish
ed education. The muscal department. embracing
Harp. Piano. Organ, Guitar. Banjo and Mandolin il
directed by thoroughly accomplished tsachsrs Paint
ing in Lustrs. OH and Water Colors Special attsn-
ton paid to Bookkeeping and the Higher Mathsmatcs
Attached to the academy Is Department for Little
Boys. au15-1m
w AsHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY
w bag removed from Capitol Hu to 6S1 ct n W..
rooms z. and0 oc18-1lms
D OCK HILL COLLEGE KLLICOTT CITY, Nd
SchoolA Scientific Classical and Commercinl Courses
1he Modern Languages sud Drawing taught with
ont extra charge Studies will b resumed on the lat
Monday of Septembor. 1887. e Sand for pro0p0ctua
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THE YANKToN DIOCEsE-It is reported that
Yankton has been selected as the see city OF the
diocese OF South Dakota OF the Catholic Church
The diocese will be called the Yankton diocese A
Nearly SOC, OOOwtn be expended on the buildings
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NO !EREIsLE PAINS IN the head come from using
~. fIcAheAS DIaTrhGa syrup. 1t IS safe and
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WINNERS AT YESTERDAYS RACES.-The winners
of the races at Monmouth Park yesterday were
ovid, Now-or-Never, Banbnry, Figaro, Phil. Lee,
SuitOr ana Hercules AT Saratoga, Los Angeles,
Doubt, Wary, Maggie Mitchell and Abraham
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% .xnrn roR IS pAYs.-Tt.e Sec rerary OF the


.. sSpED FOR Ten DAYs--Tf.e Sec rotary OF the
4 GTy Eas received report OF TIE local board
,.la{,o4t fIsyyC tors in regard 10 the collision
the steamers Pilot BOY anu Mary Washington,
ia tn. 6ta inst, hear G!esbcrO- They state that
LIE t.Iot OF In. Pilot Boy caused the accident by
rluning too clOSe 70 the Mary W Washington and
s.syeau him Tor ten days.
MRS. ByRNES LEARNS THAT HEB DAUGHTER WAS
EAktIED.-Mrs- Jennie ByrneS the mother OF The
young girl Who made "A scene On a .th street car
last Monday, by trying 10 regain possession OF her
daughter from John Deal, "A man tnat she was
with, after reading the statement III 1HB STAR
lis, evening, visited Grace NJ. Z church anu
satisfied herself that Deaf and her daughter were
married last Monday night. Katie Byrnes, a
sister OF the young girl who Mrs. Deal, said
10 STAR reporter to-day that her sisters name Is
jennie, and that the published accounts made II
appear that IL was Katie Byrnes that had been
EiarlIed ~ Mr.. Deal, aS.atement which Miss Katie
Indignantly denies. Deal, she says, IS not young
man, but is between forty and hfty. Her sister
Jennie, she says, Is thirteen. She denies that the
conductor OF tine car pushed her mother from the
car. The conductor, j. II. Hines, states that he
CID not touch Mrs. byrres.